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Systematic Audit Of Green-Space Environments - Green Visions 2025

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The document outlines the SAGE (Systematic Audit of Green-Space Environments) audit form and instructions, developed for assessing recreational open spaces in the Los Angeles metropolitan area. It provides detailed guidelines for conducting web-based and field audits, including a checklist of materials needed, specific questions to evaluate facilities, landscape features, site conditions, and safety aspects. The manual aims to support the Green Visions Plan's mission of habitat conservation and equitable access to open spaces by gathering reliable data on existing parks and recreational areas.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Systematic Audit Of Green-Space Environments - Green Visions in the editor.
Begin by filling out the assessor's name, date, and site name at the top of the form. Ensure all information is legible.
In Part A, indicate all facilities and services available at the site by checking the appropriate boxes. This includes amenities like restrooms, benches, and recreational areas.
Move to Part B to list landscape features present within the site. Color in the boxes for each applicable feature such as woodlands or lakes.
For Part C, assess conditions such as litter presence and graffiti. Answer yes or no for each question and provide details where necessary.
Finally, in Part D, evaluate safety features like emergency telephones and security presence. Complete all sections before submitting your audit.

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